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Meanings of characterisation in English
A graphic or vivid verbal description.
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Examples for "picture"
Examples for "picture"
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However, the reports present a very positive picture, especially at primary level.
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Public opinion polls on the EU referendum question give a confused picture.
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A recent State Department report on state-sponsored terrorism paints a different picture.
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Popular films did, however, break into the best picture race last year.
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Public opinion polls on the proposition so far give no clear picture.
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Main outcome measures: Clinical and histopathologic characterization of PVR in treated retinoblastoma.
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However, reaching this point warrants better characterization of tumor-induced NK cell alterations.
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Biological characterization of these cells may help to define new therapeutic targets.
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Therefore, further pharmacological characterization was conducted to fully understand its biological profile.
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However, a detailed characterization of this family in the thymus is lacking.
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It did not take long to find a clear depiction of kings.
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How does Jurassic Park's depiction of dinosaurs hold up 20 years later?
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How does the movie's depiction of dinosaurs hold up 20 years later?
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An obscure deliberation was exposed in the depiction of their drooping petals.
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Mitch from Real Genius: Perhaps the truest warts-and-all depiction of a nerd.
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However, the delineation of specific residues most critical in binding is difficult.
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An exposomic-oriented history would include a careful delineation of occupation and activities.
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The delineation of the female characters in this novel is especially admirable.
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ADC maps in conjunction with T2W images were used for target delineation.
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The chief excellence of Alfieri consists in powerful delineation of dramatic character.
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His description of the two paths through life was a most beautiful word picture.
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Mr. Bull wrote: Nearly every one of his paragraphs is a splendid word picture.
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Harry Temple had drawn a word picture of Mrs. Leavenworth.
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Now, take in this word picture of utter dejection:
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A word picture of him would not be amiss.
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They recall the Arabian Nights and the word-painting of a circus poster.
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Mrs. Ukridge uttered a faint squeak at this vivid piece of word-painting.
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One was life itself, the other was not simply word-painting, but realisation.
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It is the finale of Hugo's matchless word-painting of the Battle of Waterloo:
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The Soudan campaign was a picturesque one, and lent itself to vivid word-painting.
Usage of characterisation in English
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More recently, my characterisation of that press conference was called into question.
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There is extreme violence, but it's cathartic and secondary to the characterisation.
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There is also his skill at characterisation and sense of dramatic pace.
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Is there not something here about the nature of theatrical characterisation itself?
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Nor can we give great praise to the characterisation of Sir Launcelot.
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Stroke outcome was assessed by measurement of infarct size and behavioural characterisation.
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Advances in molecular biology have permitted the characterisation of mechanisms underlying angiogenesis.
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Crazed comic set-pieces abound, the dialogue is faultless and the characterisation punchy.
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We describe the clinical histories, biochemical characterisation and genotypes of these individuals.
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Few detective dramas can match Morse for characterisation, subtlety, and sheer intelligence.
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Our Lord adds a brief characterisation of the effect of John's ministry.
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Therefore, no risk characterisation could be performed for any of these animal species.
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Ms Ardern immediately took issue with his characterisation of the situation.
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Further faecal characterisation is however required in order to unravel the underlying mechanism.
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In my idea he deserves in 1864 the characterisation by Charles Francis Adams.
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Although the narrative is driven more by situation than character, the characterisation convinces.
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Translations for characterisation
Portuguese
Characterisation through the time
Characterisation across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare